Our study that found that around 90% of the answers to family doctors’ questions are found in clinical summaries, appeared on a news article this week. Wishing for a world with easier access to good Science! @bruno_m_heleno@clarajasmins@davsrodrigues
https://t.co/36ua41Ib9m
Exciting news! NMS researchers @cviegasdias & Rita Lopes da Silva won APMGF/AICIB grants to promote clinical research. 🩺👩🔬
Congrats to @bruno_m_heleno team for projects on physician behavior change and assessing needs of caregivers. 👨⚕️🧓
Know more 🤩👇
https://t.co/udjCr4YsgF
This is it, our new #scicomm feature #PinchOfScience is here! 🙌⏱️
In our inaugural pitch video, we tackle how clinical practice can be improved through a more open access to science! 🩺💻
This work is presented by @cviegasdias and @bruno_m_heleno @CHRC_Center #NMSResearch 👩🔬👨🔬
Our own @cviegasdias @CHRC_Center #NMSResearch wrote an opinion piece on @dntwit about the betterment of clinical practice when doctors have an open access to scientific evidence sources. 🩺🧑⚕️🔬
Read it all here 🤩👇
The results of a new study could encourage family doctors to use point of care clinical summaries to increase evidence based decision making in primary care. @PLOSONE@BMJBestPractice@davsrodrigues https://t.co/b6on3q6mIB
The results of a new study could encourage family doctors to use point of care clinical summaries to increase evidence based decision making in primary care. @PLOSONE@BMJBestPractice@davsrodrigues https://t.co/b6on3q6mIB
Very excited about our new paper on @PLOSONE! Contrary to clinicians’ beliefs, >90% of clinical questions can be answered with online evidence-based practice resources, and most with pre-appraised evidence.
@bruno_m_heleno@clarajasmins@davsrodrigues
https://t.co/FJ6bNbouYl